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as some of you know i am no longer the soul owner of the stagea i purchased a while ago, i have given the car to my parents and they are looking at moving into a smaller wheel so the cost of new tyres arnt as high.

so im selling these as i no longer have a car that requires 5 studs.

wheels are in good condition only slight gutter nicks will come up a treat with a clean

pictures.

newwheels.jpg

newwheelscloseup.jpg

tyres will need replacing very soon as they are pretty low on the tread side of things

willing to let these go for $1500

pm will be best contact method,

cheers

Jase

  • 3 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...

prefer have these gone by friday guys, pretty firm on the 1k as im loosing alot of money as it is, if interested i can have these to you by thursday as im on holidays and flying out of sydney on friday, txt me 0406552925 and ill call ya back

  • 1 month later...

bump willing to swap these for a decent set of wheels and tyres around 17", these rims will need new tyres asap getting a 32 hopefully so need these gone to complete sale

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